Basque Open dictionary by Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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kuma: It can mean in the Basque language, cradle, child or dream. Also Khuma means horsehair. In Japanese it means bear and bear in Basque it is also dream. .
lasto: It is a word of the Basque language. Cereal cane separated from grain, usually rye or corn. Corn straw . Straw, cane.
zihaurri: It is one of the common names of a plant. It is also called yezgo. Honeydog, Jambu, Lesser Elderberry or Biezgo. Its scientific name Sambucus ebulus and belongs to the family Adoxaceae.
walkiria: Valkyrie. Minor entity that served Odin. Dísir, Nordic divine feminine being.
bultzia: It is a word of the Basque language that means to push (or drive). It can also be considered as train or rail transport. Train .
kutxa: It is a word of the Basque language that means box. chest, ark, urn.
botoi: It is a word of the Basque language that means button, button, brooch.
singapurtar: In Euskera language it means Singaporean, native of Singapore. Related to Singapore. Singapore .
indar: It is a word of the Basque language that means strength, strength, strong, vigor.
getxotar: It is a word of the Basque language that means to get, to acquire. achieve, obtain .
gor: It is a word of the Basque language that means deaf, who has hearing problems, who does not hear.
ardi: It is a word from the Basque language meaning sheep, lamb.
estalkia: It is a word in the Basque language that means to cover, to cover, to shelter.
umetoki: It is the space where the nené develops. Uterus or womb.
aztertu: It means to examine, to inspect in The Basque language.
urrengo: It is a word of the Basque language that means next, the (or the) that follows. Next.
oroitzapen: It is a word from the Basque language that means memories.
eta kito: They are terms in Basque that mean: and nothing else, so far and point. No more, enough.
hona hemen: It is an expression in Basque that means here, behold. Here it is. Huna jan is also used.
adu: In the Basque language it means chance, luck, fortune, destiny. Fluke.